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    Gizz
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    Yes, I know, its not a very 'Lounge'-y but I know the people here are quality coders so... who would the panel reccomend for web based regression testing for a product i'm upgrading for a company in the UK? One with a free trial period and less than $1000 would be good... ;P

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      Yes, I know, its not a very 'Lounge'-y but I know the people here are quality coders so... who would the panel reccomend for web based regression testing for a product i'm upgrading for a company in the UK? One with a free trial period and less than $1000 would be good... ;P

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      Selenium is good[^], can run as javascript/html or as nunit tests via selenium RC. It really helps if your web application is navigable in firefox, so you can use the Selenium IDE (essentialy a macro recorder, with the ability to spit out tests as HTML or C#). Oh, and its free.

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        Selenium is good[^], can run as javascript/html or as nunit tests via selenium RC. It really helps if your web application is navigable in firefox, so you can use the Selenium IDE (essentialy a macro recorder, with the ability to spit out tests as HTML or C#). Oh, and its free.

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        Sweet! Thanks for the link, been looking for something like this for ages :p

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